Grand Old Man News in Govan Byelection Victory
The by election news from Govan signals a home rule majority and hints at a broader shift in public opinion. Gladstone’s tactics and Sir John Pender’s defeat provoke Tory reactions as radical county councilors push reforms for police, taxation, endowments, and city control, with notable figures like Lord Roveberry and Lady Sandhurst involved.
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Naples
Lexpos
Gladstone
Parnell
John Pender
Gladstoun
London
County Council
Board of Works
Porcupine
Lady Sandhurst
Miss Cobden
Gus Harris
Drury Lane Thester
England
Trebelli to Sing with Patti in Loxpor Concert
TRY CABLE TO THE DISPATCH Loxpor January 19 Mme Trebelli is back in health and planned to perform next Tuesday in a concert with Patti. Seats sold fast after the announcement. Irving’s voice recovery continues enabling him to resume the title role at the Criterion. Wyndham with Beere to perform Still Waters Run Deep, with later plans for Garrick and The Road to Ruin.
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Loxpor
Mme, Trebelli
Patti
Nowing
Irving
Herman Vezin
St the Criterion
Charles Wyndham
Bernard Beere
David Garrick
The
Criterion
Bernard
Punch
Wyndham
Mary Moore
America
Whistler Stott Row Over Hogarth Club Slap Tale
William Stott replies from Paris to Whistler dispute over a clash at the Hogarth Club. Stott claims Whistler slapped him and he was expelled after being called a liar. Stott accuses Whistler of false accusations and says any future duel would require travel.
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PistaTcu
Loxpox
Independence Belge
William Stott
Whistler
Hogarth Club
Stott
Paris
American artist Frank Millet departs amid lavish farewells
Lowpow January 19. Frank Millet, widely known in America, returns home soon. At the Art Club on Thursdays many artists including Alma Tadema Sir James Leighton President of the Royal Institute Alfred Parsons James R Hasek Edwin A Abbey Colin Hunter C Carr and John Sargent delivered speeches lamenting his leaving and praising the English artist. Millet splits time between America and England, retained by numerous portrait commissions this year including Lord Sadley, and is at work on next year’s Royal Academy painting, likely his most important yet, drawn from Irving's Knickerbocker History.
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Dispatch
Frank Millet
America
Artista
Art Club
Alma Tadema
James Leighton
The
Royal Institute
Alfred Parsons
James R. Hasek
Edwin A. Abbey
Colin Hunter
C. Carr
John Sargent
Miller
England
Lord Sadley
Royal Academy
Irving
Knickerbocker
Puteburg Flint Glass Makers Urge Tariff Protection
Pittsburg representatives of the American Flint Glass Association and the Flint Glass Workmen’s Association told the Senate Finance sub Committee on tariffs that the Flint glass trade is inadequately protected. They cited import and domestic prices for opal shades, table tumblers, and German stained lamp chimneys, urging a duty of 70 percent ad valorem plus specific duties on glass items to slow foreign competition. They warned leading firms have gone out of business due to low foreign prices and wage differences, urging relief to sustain the industry.
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WashhinGton
Senate Finance
Messrs
D. C. Ripley
George W. Blair
American Flint Glass Association
Smith
Flint Glass Workmen's Association
Pittsburg
Eriden Flint Glass Company
Boston Png Sandwich Glass Company
Vances
Ripley and
Blair
Mr. Smith
Philadelphians and Pittsburgers to Confer on Legislation
Harrisburg next week to discuss traction roads and street railways. Ex Recorder Lane of Philadelphia arrives to take charge, with Hon C L Magee pushing the bill. Keyser of the House Railways Committee is seen as Lane’s ally, and Magee plans to present the bill in Pittsburg and Philadelphia. The law and order bill draft by Magee and Marland faces subcommittee changes, while a temperance sale bill earns a Law and Order Society victory.
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City Passenger Railways Committee
Lane
Fred Magee
Philadelphia
Lafferty
Magee
Pittsburg
C. L. Magee
Mr. Lane
Law and Order
Marland
Lemon
Law and Order Society
Prisoner Charles Fries Hangs Self in Cell at Gloucester Jail
Wooonsvuey New Jersey January 1 Charles Fries who was jailed last week for forging a note and presenting it for discount at the Swedesboro Bank killed himself by hanging from the door of his cell early this morning authorities reported.
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Wooonsvuey
N.J
Charles Fries
Gloucester County
Swedesboro Bank
Two Condemned Hold Hange Sentence for District Jail
Washington reports Albert Green and William were sentenced to be hanged in the District jail on Friday April 5. The capital punishment ruling was handed down today after trial, marking a drastic end for the two men.
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Washington
Albert Green
William
Groetzinger’s Spring Goods Attract Crowds And Comment
Edward Groetzinger of Penn avenue reports a booming spring importation of carpets. He notes thousands of dollars worth of stock trampled under foot by eager customers in a city with a new charter. A larger shipment is coming, featuring fine to cheap grades and a policy of courteous service to all customers.
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Edward Groetzinger
Penn Avenue
Groetringer
India
Victoria
United States
Manufacturer cured by electrical treatment in Pittsburg
A large Eastern manufacturer, B. Cam Esq, suffered months with rheumatism and sciatic pain. After little relief from a Philadelphia electrician, he received electrical treatment from Dr L Johnson of 30 Ninth St in Pittsburg and returned home entirely cured. The ad claims electricity cures chronic and delicate diseases for both sexes and invites mall orders for select goods at Jackson's corner.
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B. Cam- Esq
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
8. L. Johnson
Ninth St
Harrisburg Notes on Delaware Senator and Capitol Personalities
A Staft correspondent reports from Harrisburg on Senator Thomas W. Cooper and Delaware rivals. The piece praises Cooper’s leadership in the Republican caucus and details attitudes toward high license versus prohibition, alongside portraits of Harrisburg figures including Chairman Andrews Captain Brown Captain Dravo and Editor Thomas M. Jones. It also highlights state officials like R F P Cromelin and comments on the morals of the House of Representatives.
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Delaware
Thomas W. Cooper
Noth
Republican Joint Caucus
Senator Delamater
Meadville
United States
Quay
Beaver
Noues
Eer
Oan
Andrews
Republican Committee
Captain Brown
Dravo
Mr. Brooks
Brown
Captain Dravo
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